And once he left “In the twilight of his career” he started pitching better than before (or maybe just on par as before, as he had a great start to his career). Yes, some of his numbers declined while on some crappy mid-90’s Sox teams, and then he found rejuvenation (in a bottle—allegedly), and then latched onto a great offense in the Yankees, thus solidifying deuchebaggery.
I have hated Roger since he left the Sox (or pushed out, depending who you ask), especially with the success he “found”. But the more I think about this whole debacle going on, the less I feel we can try the players in public opinion SOLELY BASED ON THIS REPORT. Is it damning, especially if true? Sure is. Is the evidence suspect? Sure is. Is everything printed in the report gospel? Not in the slightest. Is this the tip of the iceberg? Probably. Will I use this as ammo against my Yankee friends? Most definitely.
A: Jerkoff (probably juiced); potential HOF’er, depending how players of this era get treatment from the BBWAA.

